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Aprina Johnson

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Aprina Johnson is a musical communal activist who desires to educate people and motivate them to make social and economic change. Because she is a woman of faith, she is a crossover artist who is not necessarily a gospel artist, but neither is she secular. She chose to cover  Margaret Janet Brace's song, because it allowed her to express her faith in a creative way. Learning about the hundreds of women who recorded at King Records, has inspired and excited her to share the energy of King women's music with young women in the Cincinnati community today. This Cincinnati music history can awaken us to the range of genres and sounds that are included in popular music.

The days of women in the background are over. This is similar to Wonky Tonk's perspective that women "don't believe they are secondary anymore." 

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